Arnika - News

Experts: UNESCO skyline warning should be taken seriously

3.9.2007 - Prague

Building blocks

18.7.2007 - Prague

UNESCO recommendation gives hope

7.2.2010 - Prague

UNESCO warns Czechs of skyscrapers in Prague

2.7.2007 - Prague

Urban blues

25.6.2007 - Prague

Prague: outdoor museum among skyscrapers?

7.2.2010 - Prague

Buildings fitted in the panorama

7.2.2010 - Prague

Planned skyscrapers are too high

3.9.2008 - Prague

Assessing Prague’s green areas

1.9.2008 - Prague

Dams on Elbe won’t bring the economic recovery

4.2.2010 - Děčín

Spolana Neratovice is highly polluted by mercury

24.7.2002 - Neratovice

Arnika has published its comments to plasma arc technology proposed for Czech PCBs waste destruction

21.9.2004 - Polička

If only there were no poisons in the fish

12.10.2004 - Prague

Keep the Promise, Eliminate POPs

13.4.2005 - Prague

The European Union money used for contamination of a protected landscape area by fly ash

1.11.2005 - Liberec

The proposed limits of toxic substances in wastes degrade the Stockholm Convention

25.11.2005 - Prague / London

Ratification of the Stockholm Convention by Turkey is near - IPEN supported the first conference on persistent organic pollutants in Turkey

29.12.2005 - Istanbul

Protect us from pollutants: EU Ministers must reject Commission’s weak proposal on toxic chemicals in waste

15.6.2006 - Brussels

International NGO Statement on the PRTR Crisis in the Czech Republic

12.2.2007 - Prague

The Regional Office of the city Ústí nad Labem issued resolution about granting permission for the production in Epitetra for the third time

28.3.2007 - Ústí nad Labem

Arnika leads a campaign for PVC substitution

26.2.2008 - Prague

Prague Is a Precedent for the Whole of Europe, says UNESCO Director

28.2.2008 - Prague

Healthcare Waste Treatment: The Czech Republic and Slovenia in Comparative Perspective

3.3.2008 - Slovenia

Access to information about quantity of toxic substances released by industry to be maintained

28.3.2008 - Prague

Prague approves skyscrapers despite UNESCO

27.1.2010 - Prague

Companies reduce emissions because of the Integrated Pollution Register

5.1.2010 - Prague

Transport of hexachlorbenzen: the same risk as in case of radioactive waste

1.5.2002 - Mělník

Experts: UNESCO skyline warning should be taken seriously

Building blocks

UNESCO recommendation gives hope

UNESCO warns Czechs of skyscrapers in Prague

Urban blues

Prague: outdoor museum among skyscrapers?

Buildings fitted in the panorama

Planned skyscrapers are too high

Assessing Prague’s green areas

Dams on Elbe won’t bring the economic recovery

Spolana Neratovice is highly polluted by mercury

Arnika has published its comments to plasma arc technology proposed for Czech PCBs waste destruction

If only there were no poisons in the fish

Keep the Promise, Eliminate POPs

The European Union money used for contamination of a protected landscape area by fly ash

The proposed limits of toxic substances in wastes degrade the Stockholm Convention

Ratification of the Stockholm Convention by Turkey is near - IPEN supported the first conference on persistent organic pollutants in Turkey

Protect us from pollutants: EU Ministers must reject Commission’s weak proposal on toxic chemicals in waste

International NGO Statement on the PRTR Crisis in the Czech Republic

The Regional Office of the city Ústí nad Labem issued resolution about granting permission for the production in Epitetra for the third time

Arnika leads a campaign for PVC substitution

Prague Is a Precedent for the Whole of Europe, says UNESCO Director

Healthcare Waste Treatment: The Czech Republic and Slovenia in Comparative Perspective

Access to information about quantity of toxic substances released by industry to be maintained

Prague approves skyscrapers despite UNESCO

Companies reduce emissions because of the Integrated Pollution Register

Transport of hexachlorbenzen: the same risk as in case of radioactive waste

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